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Step 1 of 6

Start with your permit.

One PDF is enough. We pull out your outfalls, the parameters you're required to measure, every limit, and the real due dates — then show you the list to check.

PDF

Drop your permit here

Or click to browse. A photo of the pages works too.

Reading page 3 of 41…

Found Outfall 001 — process wastewater to sanitary sewer

Found 5 monitored parameters with numeric limits

Found reporting frequency: monthly, due the 28th

Done. 41 pages, 6 seconds.

What we found · check this before continuing
Permit no.
TX0047129
Facility
Riverbend Specialty Foods — Plant 2
Outfall
001 · process wastewater
Receives
City of Millbrook POTW
Frequency
Monthly · report due the 28th of the following month
pH6.0 – 9.0 s.u.
Total suspended solids75 mg/L daily max
Oil & grease15 mg/L daily max
BOD₅200 mg/L daily max
Flow0.080 MGD

Step 2 of 6

Which month are you filing?

Your permit reports monthly. Here's where you stand.

Why the 28th and not the 30th? Because that's what page 12 of your permit says. Due dates come from the permit, not from a standard calendar, which is the single most common reason a small discharger files late.

Step 3 of 6

Did you take every required sample in June?

Your permit requires one grab sample per month at Outfall 001, during normal production.

A missed sample is not a disaster, but hiding one is. A gap in monitoring is a reporting violation with a modest penalty. Filing a report that implies a sample was taken when it wasn't is falsification, and that is a different category of trouble entirely.

Step 4 of 6

Your results for June.

Pulled from the lab PDF and matched to your permit limits. Check each one against your copy — you can type over anything.

pH6.0 – 9.0 s.u.

Outside the 6.0 – 9.0 range your permit allows. This is a violation on the day it occurred and has to be reported as one.

Total suspended solids75 mg/L max mg/L

At or above 85% of your daily maximum.

Oil & grease15 mg/L max mg/L

Close to your 15 mg/L daily maximum. Not a violation, but worth knowing before it becomes one.

BOD₅200 mg/L max mg/L

At or above 85% of your daily maximum.

Flow0.080 MGD MGD

At or above 85% of your permitted flow.

One value is still empty. The lab reported oil & grease at 14.2 mg/L. Type it in and watch what the bar does — that's the check that normally happens after you've already filed.

Step 5 of 6

One thing to look at.

Everything else is within limits and ready to file.

▲ Near limit

Oil & grease — 14.2 mg/L against a 15 mg/L maximum

You're at 95% of your daily maximum. This is not a violation and it gets filed as measured. But it's the third month in a row above 12 mg/L, and the trend line reaches your limit in about two months.

Part II.C.3 of your permit: oil & grease shall not exceed 15 mg/L in any grab sample. An exceedance requires verbal notice to the control authority within 24 hours and a written follow-up within 5 days.
pH, TSS, BOD₅ and flow — within limits, no action needed.
Sampling complete for the period · chain of custody on file.

Step 6 of 6

Sign and file.

Federal rules require a responsible officer of the company to certify the report. That's a person, not a vendor — so this last part is yours.

By signing, you state that this report was prepared under your direction, that the people who gathered the information did so properly, and that to the best of your knowledge it is true, accurate and complete. You understand that there are penalties, including fines and imprisonment, for knowingly submitting false information.

Where it goes: NetDMR, under permit TX0047129, for the June 2026 period. You'll get a confirmation number and a PDF copy, and the lab data and chain of custody are archived alongside it.

✓

Filed.

Your June report is with the control authority, eight days before it was due. Nothing else is required from you this month.

ConfirmationFS-2026-06-4471
SubmittedJul 19, 2026 · 2:32 PM CT via NetDMR
Signed byDana Okonkwo, Plant Manager
ArchivedSigned DMR · lab report · chain of custody
FlaggedOil & grease at 95% of limit — tracking

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